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hello group 2; below is the procedure of our experiment about testing what type of packaging will keep the bread fresher for the longest time. iam expecting that everyone will read this page to help us in demonstrating the experiment.
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Members:
Tarah
Herchelle
Tahsharn
Jessica
Eoin
Mentor:Ola
Question:
What type of packageing will keep the peice of bread fresher for the longest time.
Hypothises:
The bread covered in the frige wll be the freshest.
Change:
Type of packaging.
Measure:
The freshness of the bread for the longest time.
Keep The Same:
The bread.
Procedure:
Chose one peice of bread and put it in four diffrent types of packaging. Everyday
check the peice of bread and record the changes.
Equipment:
Fridge (covered)
Gladbag
lunchbox
foil
clingwrap
bread
Group Responsibilities:
Tarah: lunchbox, recorder
Tahsharn: bread, photographer
Herchelle: Gladbag
Jessica: foil
Eoin: clingwrap
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Members:
Tarah
Herchelle
Tahsharn
Jessica
Eoin
Mentor:Ola
Question:
What type of packageing will keep the peice of bread fresher for the longest time.
Hypothises:
The bread covered in the frige wll be the freshest.
Change:
Type of packaging.
Measure:
The freshness of the bread for the longest time.
Keep The Same:
The bread.
Procedure:
Chose one peice of bread and put it in four diffrent types of packaging. Everyday
check the peice of bread and record the changes.
Equipment:
Fridge (covered)
Gladbag
lunchbox
foil
clingwrap
bread
Group Responsibilities:
Tarah: lunchbox, recorder
Tahsharn: bread, photographer
Herchelle: Gladbag
Jessica: foil
Eoin: clingwrap